Tiger Wood's problems may well be related to the intense, military like devotion of his father to the development of Tiger's golf skills at the expense of well rounded life experiences as a child. Did that result in inculcating within him an "indispensable attitude"? In other words, was he too big, too important and too needed by the PGA tour and his sponsors, to ever be questioned about his activities? Just like the financial meltdown did we miss the potential of a character flaw, not necessarily of his making? I sure did. It's a shame, for his skill and his business success were certainly his. To those of us who enjoy golf and enjoyed watching him perform let's hope that his comeback will be heavily weighted with understanding and humility and above all, a more complete family life first and then even a greater golf game. Let's hope the lessons he learns are as powerful as the ones his Dad taught him.
THINK ABOUT IT!
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